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He applies his geography-first approach to different regions of the world, yielding a number of predictions that upend conventional wisdom.

Alkaline rocks are generally considered to be abnormal types, and there have been many intensive studies of their origin, yielding a number of theories, each of which may be valid for a specific case.

Name recognition was the goal cited by Julie Judd, PeerLogic's vice president for communications, who said the initial response was quite promising: hits on the company's Web site tripled after the campaign began on Aug. 14, she said, yielding a number of solid sales leads.

But just as interesting was Leon's response to the government's note that it has done this with three hundred seeds, yielding a number of American phone records "substantially larger than 300, but is still a very small percentage of the total volume of metadata records".

The big kick strategy is optimal here, yielding a number of spikes estimated by Ω = G − ( 1 − I ) / ( E − 1 ) ( δ ( G ) + δ f ) / 2. (2.).

This process is then repeated with a number of different Ω c, yielding a number of filtered spectrograms y t,f Ω c ), each with features of scale Ω c emphasized (see Figure1).

The highest rate of improvement in incontinence occurred in the combined intervention group, 66% compared to 11% in the control group (prevalence difference 55%, 95%CI43%to67o 67%), yielding a number-needed-to-treat of 2. Thirty per cent of the combined group reported a significant improvement compared to 6% of controls (prevalence difference 23%, 95%CI10%to36% 36%, number-needed-to-treat of 5).

This alternative combinatorial encoding strategy has the advantage of yielding a larger number of colour combinations from a given number of fluorochromes.

Ilic et al. also proved that empty capture sites and broken cells display lower number of total reads yielding a decreased number of detected genes.

According to these data, serial treatment of ES cells with rhIL6 inhibited apoptosis, in turn yielding a higher number of viable A4573 cells (Fig.  3b).

Under these circumstances, if screen sensitivity were the primary concern and the cost of yielding a high number of false positives was not too great, then administering the one or two-item screen to children only may be warranted.